“Where the criminal case ends, the story doesn’t have to end and it shouldn’t end,” Kline said. “In order to reform, these stories need to be told. And that’s exactly what this practice endeavors to do, to tell these stories.”
May 20, 2022 at 04:36 PM
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When the firm that would eventually become Shulman & Hill was launched in 2013, it was a solo practice consisting of founding partner Alex Shulman handling workers’ compensation cases.
The now-midlevel firm has grown considerably in just under a decade. It has beefed up its headcount to 30 attorneys and 40 paralegals. It established a home base in Manhattan’s Financial District and planted satellite offices in the outer boroughs, Long Island and New Jersey.
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Shulman & Hill: Pictured, from left, are Jenny Chen, civil rights law clerk; Cass Luskin, associate attorney; Cary London, partner; David R. Kline, associate attorney; and Belinda Jaime, civil rights paralegal. Photo: Ryland West/ALM
